From the 32-yard long pass that created a wave of touchdowns to the strikeout after the referee changed the decision, everything happened too fast. It seemed that before I had time to breathe evenly, the game situation had already undergone subtle changes. , the positions of advantages and disadvantages are reversed.
But this is competitive sports. Things are changing rapidly on the field. A mistake, a distraction, or a pause may lead to completely different results.
Russell broke the game with a long pass, scaring the San Francisco 49ers into a cold sweat; the San Francisco 49ers defense suddenly broke out and instantly cut off the home team's attack. Both of these things happened within a short period of time. In one breath, the situation changed twice.
Russell looked at his passing arc and immediately knew that the control of the parabola was slightly larger and failed to suppress the line. In the end, it was the result of the incomplete pass. Then he saw the football falling directly on the On the ground, this made Russell pat his helmet in annoyance and scream to the sky. Every cell in his body was expressing his depression: just a little bit, just a little bit.
The atmosphere at the Century Chain was a bit tense.
Curses were poured out loudly throughout the game, targeting the ugly and dirty San Francisco 49ers. If the referee hadn't favored the away team, they would have scored another touchdown by now, and the scene would have been completely different. Not only Is it just the score, or is it a matter of momentum and fairness.
But the home fans couldn't curse for too long, because the Seattle Seahawks special team needed to come on the field to try a free kick: This was a 33-yard free kick, which was not difficult; but they still needed to stay focused, otherwise they might end up in the gutter. Capsize—that was the case with the Carolina Panthers last week.
As a result, the noise and bustle of the Century Chain Stadium became quiet again. They cheered for the special team of the home team and watched the football fly steadily past the goal. The cheers broke out again, and then the score was opened again:
"10:7".
"Although they failed to score a touchdown, the Seattle Seahawks offensive team still showed their tenacity in this wave of offense. They did not fall behind in terms of state and strength. Smart and timely tactical changes, Russell Wilson The decisive shot allowed the home team to score again smoothly, continuing the lead and continuing to put pressure on the San Francisco 49ers."
"This was also a long-term advance. The five-speed attack took a full two minutes and fifty-four seconds. The confrontation and competition between the two sides was still very fierce."
"The pressure is now doubled on the shoulders of the San Francisco 49ers. What adjustments did the Seattle Seahawks defensive team make during the short break? Did they find a way to contain Lu Ke? And Lu Ke's tactical layout Have any changes been made? These are all interesting points!”
"The next game is bound to be even more exciting, the special team is here to kick off!"
Lu Ke stood on the edge of the court and communicated with Logan about Sherman's status today. He waited for the special team to come on stage after the kickoff. Then Ted Ginn appeared next to Logan and began to jump lightly on the spot. Warming up, he noticed the gazes of Lu Ke and Logan, and he showed a big smile, "Jim said to let me appear."
The offensive team is ready to make changes again, which is also one of the biggest features of the cooperation between Hubble and Lu Ke:
Their changes are always ahead of their opponents. Even if their previous tactics have worked, they will not wait for their opponents to understand the tactics. Instead, they will find the most suitable advancement tactics in the continuous changes and accumulate advantages bit by bit. Finally defeat the opponent.
Lu Ke immediately understood Hubble's intention, smiled at Gene and said, "Run, Forrest Gump, run!"
Logan and Gene laughed simultaneously.
On the stage! The San Francisco 49ers special teams team chose to safely catch the ball in the end zone, so the offense would start from above their own twenty-yard line.
Hubble adjusted the offensive team's receiving lineup, replacing Boldin with Gene and replacing Selleck with Vernon. It is still a double tight end formation, but the speed of Gene and Vernon is more outstanding. It also means that the entire offensive formation changes more lightly and faster.
The Seattle Seahawks defensive team also immediately noticed the changes in the San Francisco 49ers, exchanged a look, and made slight adjustments to their defensive tactics; they did not have to spend too much thought at all, and their outstanding personal abilities gave them the ability to face the situation. subject to any changes.
Ten yards in first gear.
Lu Ke cleared the backcourt and set up a shotgun formation. The receiving player's position was a basic two-by-two formation. Marcus' position was a little unique. He stood alone on the inside of the right wing slot. The stance was basically parallel to Lu Ke's, but only moved forward by about half a step.
Is this... a trick attack position?
The Seattle Seahawks defensive team is observing the changes of the San Francisco 49ers. At the same time, Lu Ke is also reading the defense: The Seattle Seahawks defensive team has moved forward!
The four defensive linemen still stood at the forefront, facing off against the offensive line; the two outside linebackers and the two cornerbacks also took the initiative to advance their positions to the parallel line of the defensive line, forming close confrontations with the four receiving players. Defense; an inside linebacker and a safety stayed in the central area, and the distance from the defensive line was shortened to about three yards.
But...is this a shortening of physical distance? Or is it the shortening of tactical distance?
First of all, the last safety guard, Earl Thomas, is positioned very far back and has already stood fifteen yards away, commanding the entire pass defense area.
Secondly, the two outside linebackers join hands with the two cornerbacks to advance their positions and form a confrontation. This also means that they can complete the defense of the receiving player, or they can give up the receiving player at any time and actively cut inside. , carry out passing pressure and even surprise attack. This is a position that can advance, attack, retreat and defend.
Once again, safety guard Cam Chancellor's position is still in the center. His function still maintains flexibility, and his movements forward, backward, left, and right are unpredictable.
In other words, despite the full physical distance, the entire formation of the Seattle Seahawks defense still maintains its most original and basic state - they can refuse changes and deploy according to the original defensive model; they can also comply with changes. , putting more pressure on the frontcourt.
In fact, this is the change of Pete Carroll: He also felt that Lu Ke's pressing layout was breaking the Seattle Seahawks' defensive model; and he refused to be led by the nose but had to make adjustments. So a smoke bomb was created. It looked like a change, but in fact he had the initiative. Lu Ke had no way of guessing whether the change would remain the same, thereby destroying Lu Ke's defensive reading and offensive rhythm, and regaining the initiative.
So, what should Lu Ke do now?
be honest? Lu Ke was also at a loss.
Because now both sides are adjusting tactics to each other. He does not have the ability to predict the future, nor does he have the ability to see through people's hearts, nor does he have the ability to predict the future. Everything must still be tested through actual combat, and then adapt to changes. After all, he still needs to fight on the spot.
But this kind of game is exactly what Lu Ke is good at - Carroll's seemingly changed but not real changes were actually not beyond Lu Ke's expectations. This also means that Lu Ke's tactical layout finally worked, forcing The opponent began to pay attention to the confrontation in the frontcourt. Even if it only attracted a little attention, the changes reflected in the actual confrontation were far beyond imagination.
More importantly, Carroll did not change Chancellor's position! Either they haven't noticed Lu Ke's intention yet; or they have noticed it but have full confidence in Chancellor. But personally, Lu Ke thinks it's the former - because this shows that Chancellor is still the whole person. The core of defense, while other defensive positions are nothing but pitfalls. This is beneficial to Lu Ke:
He only needs to hold Chancellor's attention, and then the changes in the entire defensive formation can be predicted half a beat in advance, which also allows him to seize the advantage in on-the-spot changes.
So, now both sides are acting according to the situation, and it depends on whose crisis response ability is stronger and stronger.
That's really interesting, isn't it?
Standing in the pocket protection, Lu Ke carefully observed the defensive position - in fact, he captured many details:
The two cornerbacks Sherman and Maxwell swapped positions, which caused Sherman to face Crabtree on the outside left wing, while Maxwell faced Gene on the outside right wing. The footsteps of the two cornerbacks were fading. Pull it back and get ready to start one step ahead.
The position of inside linebacker Wagner has been moving, following the movement of Marcus. It is obvious that he and Marcus are in a confrontational relationship.
Safety guard Chancellor was clearly facing Lu Ke. He was looking at the entire field from the corner of his eye, but the entire focus of his attention fell on Lu Ke.
Does this mean that although the Seattle Seahawks actively position themselves forward, more of their forces are still on pass defense, which just adds another layer of protection to the trick offense? Moreover, outside linebacker Malcolm replaced Irvin and formed a partnership with Wright. Malcolm is also a master of pass defense who is better at intercepting. Does this have other significance?
Details, details, every detail were running through Lu Ke's mind quickly. He glanced at the kick-off countdown with his peripheral vision, but in the end he didn't change his tactics and just announced the kick-off with a loud voice.
"attack!"
Following Lu Ke's command, all offensive and defensive players moved quickly, but Lu Ke's attention was not on Chancellor, but on...Malcolm and Irving. past!
When his peripheral vision caught the first movement of the two outside linebackers - even just a tendency to start, Lu Ke knew that his judgment was correct:
This is still pass defense!
So, what kind of pass defense is it? The corner of his eye immediately caught Chancellor's movements, and Lu Ke's heart suddenly became clear!
